BART To Receive $5 Million Federal Grant To Protect Trackside Workers
The Federal Transit Administration is awarding BART a $5 million grant to develop a new technology to protect track-side workers.
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The Federal Transit Administration is awarding BART a $5 million grant to develop a new technology to protect track-side workers.
Several Bay Area residents and natives are among 100 people selected worldwide to begin training for a planned mission to colonize Mars in 2024.
The Port of Oakland was just one of 29 West Coast ports affected by a massive three-day labor slowdown, but as of Tuesday operations resumed amid a contract dispute.
The National Security Agency has found a way to eavesdrop on countless computer hard drives by installing spyware deep within the drives made by major manufacturers, according to a new report.
A 14-year-old San Jose gang member could spend life in prison if convicted of attempted murder. He is among the growing number of teens who are being tried as adults.
U.S. Coast Guard crews Tuesday morning found a 22-year-old man's body in the water after he went missing on a canoe-fishing trip near Coyote Point in San Mateo on Monday night.
Congresswoman Barbara Lee, who represents parts of the East Bay, talks about her plan for combating ISIS, but her critics are calling it a peace bill.
It's Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, and the night before Ash Wednesday, and while that means drinking, eating, frying up some pancakes, and maybe tossing some beads or baring your... well, let's just say come midnight, it's the polar opposite and time for self-reflection, spiritual focusing, and self-denial.
If you're moving to San Francisco, good luck finding affordable housing, and now a 415 area code.
Would YOU be the one who unleashes a virus inside the corporate computers? Twitter and other companies are testing employees with phony phishing links to see if they click them.
We're suckers for ogling at gorgeous shots of our city, and this video by Toby Harriman is basically scenery porn for our SF-loving hearts.
A supermoon is ready to take center stage in the night sky this Wednesday, but with a rare twist: it'll be a new moon.
First it was starving baby sea lions wandering ashore and now pelicans are turning up in some unusual places looking for food.
Mineta San Jose International Airport is adding nonstop service to Beijing on Hainan Airlines to its flight roster.
There is an "inside slider" that will bring partly cloudy skies beginning Friday to the Greater Lake Tahoe area, with a CHANCE of snow showers over the weekend. Otherwise, long range computer models suggest a shot of snow on February 27 and 28.
